Last Updated 1st of August, 2010

How do I replace lost or damaged OR license plates, stickers, tabs or tags? Oregon

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You can replace lost Oregon license plates and car tags by submitting the following to DMV headquarters:

  • Completed Form 268, the Application for Registration, Renewal, Replacement or Transfer of Plates and/or Stickers.
  • $23 license plate fee.
  • $10 replacement fee.
Mail the application and required fees to the following address:

DMV Vehicle Mail
1905 Lana Ave. NE
Salem, OR 97314

Replacement License Plates for Non-Passenger Vehicles

If you need to replace a license plate for a non-passenger vehicle, contact DMV headquarters directly at (503) 945-5000. If you live in the Portland area, call (503) 299-9999.

Replacement Vehicle Registration

If your car registration has been lost or damaged, you can obtain a duplicate registration certificate by submitting the following to DMV headquarters:

  • Completed Form 268.
  • $5 replacement fee.
If you wish to apply for duplicate registration in person, visit a local DMV branch. The DMV website provides a complete of branch locations.

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